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The statement itself is not that bad. They have the right to accept and search for salvation. The Pope even stated that if they start to bring the abominations that some of those people ask for in liberal media they wll not be accepted.
So I don't see the issue, to be honest. Act as a proper Christian and don't try to abuse and brainwash kids and no one will care about your sexual orientation or gender identity.
So I don't see the issue, to be honest. Act as a proper Christian and don't try to abuse and brainwash kids and no one will care about your sexual orientation or gender identity.
The Israeli strategy seems to be "close enough to the truth to call it true." I mean they circled the hospitals and bombarded from above to reach Hamas underground. When people come out and attack from the hospital that was being bombarded it becomes justification to attack within the hospital.
To me it sounds like stuff that would backfire on hostages but idk
To me it sounds like stuff that would backfire on hostages but idk
Spanish Inquisition is overblown.Those death charts were propaganda the brits were spreading.
"García Cárcel estimates that the total number prosecuted by the Inquisition throughout its history was approximately 150,000; applying the percentages of executions that appeared in the trials of 1560–1700—about 2%—the approximate total would be about 3,000 put to death. Nevertheless, some authors consider that the toll may have been higher, keeping in mind the data provided by Dedieu and García Cárcel for the tribunals of Toledo and Valencia, respectively, and estimate between 3,000 and 5,000 were executed.[1] Other authors disagree and estimate a max death toll between 1% and 5%, (depending on the time span used) combining all the processes the inquisition carried, both religious and non-religious ones.[116][146] In either case, this is significantly lower than the number of people executed exclusively for witchcraft in other parts of Europe during about the same time span as the Spanish Inquisition (estimated at c. 40,000–60,000).[1]
Modern historians have begun to study the documentary records of the Inquisition. The archives of the Suprema, today held by the National Historical Archive of Spain (Archivo Histórico Nacional), conserves the annual relations of all processes between 1540 and 1700. This material provides information for approximately 44,674 judgments. These 44,674 cases include 826 executions in persona and 778 in effigie (i.e. an effigy was burned). This material is far from being complete—for example, the tribunal of Cuenca is entirely omitted, because no relaciones de causas from this tribunal have been found, and significant gaps concern some other tribunals (e.g., Valladolid). Many more cases not reported to the Suprema are known from the other sources (i.e., no relaciones de causas from Cuenca have been found, but its original records have been preserved), but were not included in Contreras-Henningsen's statistics for the methodological reasons.[147] William Monter estimates 1000 executions between 1530 and 1630 and 250 between 1630 and 1730.[148]
The archives of the Suprema only provide information about processes prior to 1560. To study the processes themselves, it is necessary to examine the archives of the local tribunals, the majority of which have been lost to the devastation of war, the ravages of time or other events. Some archives have survived including those of Toledo, where 12,000 were judged for offences related to heresy, mainly minor "blasphemy", and those of Valencia.[149][150] These indicate that the Inquisition was most active in the period between 1480 and 1530 and that during this period the percentage condemned to death was much more significant than in the years that followed. Modern estimates show approximately 2,000 executions in persona in the whole of Spain up to 1530.[151]"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanish_Inquisition#Outcomes
Exactly,these dumb motherfuckers don't know history.Muslims started invading Christian lands all over the place.The crusades were a response to muslim aggression.
"García Cárcel estimates that the total number prosecuted by the Inquisition throughout its history was approximately 150,000; applying the percentages of executions that appeared in the trials of 1560–1700—about 2%—the approximate total would be about 3,000 put to death. Nevertheless, some authors consider that the toll may have been higher, keeping in mind the data provided by Dedieu and García Cárcel for the tribunals of Toledo and Valencia, respectively, and estimate between 3,000 and 5,000 were executed.[1] Other authors disagree and estimate a max death toll between 1% and 5%, (depending on the time span used) combining all the processes the inquisition carried, both religious and non-religious ones.[116][146] In either case, this is significantly lower than the number of people executed exclusively for witchcraft in other parts of Europe during about the same time span as the Spanish Inquisition (estimated at c. 40,000–60,000).[1]
Modern historians have begun to study the documentary records of the Inquisition. The archives of the Suprema, today held by the National Historical Archive of Spain (Archivo Histórico Nacional), conserves the annual relations of all processes between 1540 and 1700. This material provides information for approximately 44,674 judgments. These 44,674 cases include 826 executions in persona and 778 in effigie (i.e. an effigy was burned). This material is far from being complete—for example, the tribunal of Cuenca is entirely omitted, because no relaciones de causas from this tribunal have been found, and significant gaps concern some other tribunals (e.g., Valladolid). Many more cases not reported to the Suprema are known from the other sources (i.e., no relaciones de causas from Cuenca have been found, but its original records have been preserved), but were not included in Contreras-Henningsen's statistics for the methodological reasons.[147] William Monter estimates 1000 executions between 1530 and 1630 and 250 between 1630 and 1730.[148]
The archives of the Suprema only provide information about processes prior to 1560. To study the processes themselves, it is necessary to examine the archives of the local tribunals, the majority of which have been lost to the devastation of war, the ravages of time or other events. Some archives have survived including those of Toledo, where 12,000 were judged for offences related to heresy, mainly minor "blasphemy", and those of Valencia.[149][150] These indicate that the Inquisition was most active in the period between 1480 and 1530 and that during this period the percentage condemned to death was much more significant than in the years that followed. Modern estimates show approximately 2,000 executions in persona in the whole of Spain up to 1530.[151]"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanish_Inquisition#Outcomes
Exactly,these dumb motherfuckers don't know history.Muslims started invading Christian lands all over the place.The crusades were a response to muslim aggression.
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There's not much difference to be honest. As we know, based on the effects of Cordoba teachings, trying to convert to christian hood and denounce Muslim teachings were punished by death in a similar way. If we are going to just use talking points and ignore context just the land-tax was a form of oppression as well as the distinctions between muslims and musalina.
The Inquisition happened due to Iberia being seeing in the rest of Europe as too "oriental" because of the centuries of Muslim occupation to begin with.It was an attempt to improve their image.
For those that actually want to learn a thing or two about the Inquisition:
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Então, só para deixar minha opinião aqui porque olhando meu post pode parecer que eu sou contra as ações de Al-Andalus.
Sendo 100% honesto, eu acho que o que os muslim fizeram (no contexto da época) foi uma das melhores ideias para a convivência pacifica entre os grupos e a integração entre os povos de forma natural e sem o uso de violência. Não tenho duvida de que muitas familias atualmente muslims vem de grupos que decidiram se converter para pagar menos impostos. Considerando como a Europa e Asia tratava diferentes grupos foi uma ideia genial. Novamente, levando em consideração os ideais e moral daqueles tempos.
Sendo 100% honesto, eu acho que o que os muslim fizeram (no contexto da época) foi uma das melhores ideias para a convivência pacifica entre os grupos e a integração entre os povos de forma natural e sem o uso de violência. Não tenho duvida de que muitas familias atualmente muslims vem de grupos que decidiram se converter para pagar menos impostos. Considerando como a Europa e Asia tratava diferentes grupos foi uma ideia genial. Novamente, levando em consideração os ideais e moral daqueles tempos.
Hey, stop talking Portuguese to avoid a ban, lol.
Man up !
Sounds like you're bad at historical context.
Citizen is a modern construction. And in fact they weren't second class citizens.
Europe didn't even know they existed as Christians before the 11th century.
Oh yeah I'mma lose an hour watching the catholic talk show.
Man up !
Sounds like you're bad at historical context.
Citizen is a modern construction. And in fact they weren't second class citizens.
Europe didn't even know they existed as Christians before the 11th century.
Oh yeah I'mma lose an hour watching the catholic talk show.